Tim Knight

This is an extract of Movement 1 from the larger piece TKM201, so please ensure this extract is what you wanted. The piece was commissioned in 2010 by Clarke University Dubuque Iowa and first performe...

Flowing and melodic. Written for Cadenza Choir in Driffield, East Yorkshire and suitable for liturgical or concert use.

Three short SATB Latin motets, two previously available separately, 'Ave Verum Corpus' (which has become hugely successful), 'Beati Mortui' and 'Versa in Luctum', it makes them cheaper in book form. T...

A rather beautiful set of words from St Teresa of Avila (1515) set in a simple style which would make an excellent introit or concert closer. Let nothing disturb youLet nothing disturb you,let nothing...

Written in 2022 after the covid pandemic because there are no small scale settings of The Beatitudes for SATB choir, unaccompanied with a small amount of divisi and the words are very poignant for the...

This is the indispensable follow-up reference book to 'The Survival of your Choir' and focusses on choir management, covering a wide range of topics including recruitment, touring, funding, appointing...

Tim's third choir survival guide, 'Seven steps...', starts with the question "why are we even having a concert?". It then leads you through all aspects of concert planning, choosing music and venues,...

This is a book for choir leaders (and for that matter is useful for singers as well) who may be starting out or need guidance and support on issues they find themselves facing. It packs 30 years of Ti...

Tim has written 'survival' books based on his vast accrued knowledge and experience over 30 years for choirs, committees, conductors and concert planning. This is the second in what will be a series o...

Here we have 2 Upper/Lower part short Glorias written in a style that makes them both appealing and accessible. They would make very good concert or festival openers.

This fine Welsh Tune, written by an annonymous composer, is set here with words adapted from the various different translations that seem to be available. Although written for Unison Choir, with a sma...

The third in our set of bestselling short piano collections, ideal for recitals or teaching. This set of pieces is probably slightly easier and more melancholy than the previous sets. Contents:1. The...

Wonderful tune adding to the Ladies choir repertoire.

The first Ladies voice piece to be added to the ACL series brings this wonderful set of words to life in a gently lilting and tuneful style. For SSA choirs of moderate ability and ideal for concert or...

These are widely performed in the USA, perhaps because the texts are rarely set or perhaps because the melodies linger.

Without doubt one of the highlights of my choirs 2003 USA Tour, this arrangement gives the bass solo the tune and the choir and piano complete the effect.

This is one of my favourite folk tunes and here has a grand send off - works well with organ.

Choirs often use the Traditional folk songs as a concert filler. They are all available as individual pieces, but here they are published as a set which total approximately 11 minutes. Contents: 1. 'S...

An SATB and Piano setting of this wonderful tune, ideal as a concert piece or as a companion to the other folk songs in the catalogue.

Another ever-popular traditional song arrangement, written for Cadenza Choir in East Yorkshire. With its wonderful flowing tune this has become a popular favourite.

One of our favourite pieces in the catalogue... this beautiful Appalachian folk song is the subject for this SATB and Piano haunting piece

Irish folk song with many different sets of words, beautiful traditional tune and an excellent addition to our Folk and Traditional song series alongside Barabara Allen, Shenandoah and the other fine...

Evocative of the Highlands and Islands, the three movements add up to about 6 minutes and include a quasi Scottish dance! The recording is live from the wonderful Chapel of Millport Cathedral on the I...

An SAB arrangement by Tim Knight of this very well known Spiritual, 'Were you there when they crucified my Lord'. Suitable for Remembrance and Lent Season.

If I had to pick one piece of Tim Knights, this would be it ... so said a singer. Useful for Advent as a solo or Unison piece.